S(h)elf help guide: The smart lifter's handbook

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Summary: Splendid
Review: A funny, entertaining and helpful book. Describes everything you need to know about everything one might ever want to steal. Particularly recommended to anybody ever caught, so it will never happen again. The chapter on EAS systems is by now a bit outdated, but that's the only (minor) drawback. Relevant homepages will make up for this drawback. Worth every (easily "recovered") penny it costs.

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Summary: Good technical overview of shoplifting techniques
Review: Provides a look at shoplifting from a shoplifter's perspective. Interesting anecdotes and description of methods. This book is worthwhile reading for both shoplifters and individuals responsible for security.

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Summary: A very funny book
Review: This is an outrageous but very entertaining book about the crazy antics of petty criminals. Never mind the shoplifting, read it for the laughs

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Summary: Splendid
Review: What's next, a book titled How To Ax Murder Your Mother-In-Law? The Shelf Help Guide is to shoplifting what the Turner Diaries are to terrorism! That's why I refer to the book as the end of civilization as we know it. I wish I could write that I'm above the book and would never take advantage of the information it provides, but I could use some new designer duds, and... The only book that's a bigger threat to society is Getting To Howard: The Odyssey of an Obsessed Howard Stern Fan. Now that's a truly dangerous book, funny, too.